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... all his former de- or ,„ as words of hisihall be scaillis.d as chaff be- fore the united and advacelblt determina tion VICTORIA, 8.C., Oct. 10.—Notwithstand - of Irishmen to regain their lost legislative in- ing the large increase in the importation of ...
... there need be no fears of the ultimate result. IN NEW YORK. The arrest of Mr. Parnell has caused groat excitement among Irishmen here. WORDS! wonos ! woitus Major of the Manhattan Load League, says trouble is sure to follow in England as well as ...
... Thurley, presided, and made a warm speech, saying that the blunders of the Government and the confusion created convinced Irishmen monr and more that it was impossible for,England to govern the country. He predicted that the day was not far distant when ...
... defeat. AMERICAN SYMPATHY. Sir John Mowbray, Conservative member of Parliament, saystilat during an extended tour in the United Stites he heard moat affectionate expressione toward England from all chimes, and believes the unrcaaonablenesa of the Irish ...
... malt of this great that so the ail old verde, and all • shall see that these brave verde Prime Minister will be before the united and aderistiordshmisstios of the Irish people to nein kit *sir lust Isoil - and 44 lest • isdipsedenue. . (Prolonte4 cheers ...
... and separation from England, but contended the moment when all England was vilifying Parnell and Dillon was the time for Irishmen to offer their consolation. The arrest of Miss Hoduett. of Ballydehob, was merely a Police Court affair, And was not under ...
... Government. Had the cause it espoused been endowed with average vitality—had it really challenged the hearts and intelligence of Irishmen, instead of being sustained by revolutionary feeling' abroad and terrorism at home—no such catastrophe could have befallen ...
... difficulty of our relations with Ireland is that we have too long maintained order in this fashion, and with what result? Nine Irishmen out of ten hate us, and nine Englishmen out of ten cordially reciprocate this feeling. Ireland is our weakness, just as Poland ...
... this mom By as United Stab bays power to establish a uniform role of Ibis power Chart as May e ns Mat at individeal Jamey 1793, requires 'let of idiotism' to either, ad to re. de Priam ilea j a h t r t e L Yean tiea• yeses within the United Stela, said ...
... leadership. There have been too many irons in the Ere, and a slight dash of cold water has put out the furnace altogether. Irishmen may be amenable to the charge of impulsive. ness—a generous fault at the worst—but they never, except is extremi A, lose ...
... militia, and taking for the purpose of comparison the total population of the New Dominion and the whole number of Irish in the United States, as shown by the census returns, one cannot but be struck by the moderation of the above statistics. The correspondent ...
... 1881. _ NAM 5011 M A aim. will be inuothired at the next evasion of Cnpagress making the Conimismoner of Agriculture a of the United States t'abinet. I r ia etatail that A Belgian financial am• pony toads al ciuntomenta establishing Dumber of beetroot sugar ...